Coming Soon at Trap Door Theatre
Me Too, I am Catherine Deneuve
by Pierre Notte
Translated by David Bradby
Directed by Valery Warnotte
October – 14 – November 20
Straight from Paris, French Director Valery Warnotte will command the vision of the U.S. premiere of Me Too, I am Catherine Deneuve by Pierre Notte. This witty, imaginative and grotesque family drama reveals the liberating and destructive elements that occur as each member suffers the varying effects of an identity crisis. The play asks the audience to explore, alongside the characters, the potent relationship between self-definition and self-determination.
Trap Door Theatre at the Bucktown Arts Festival
What Shall We Do With The Cello?
Written by Matei Visniec
Directed by Max Truax
August 28 and 29 at 4pm
at the Bucktown Arts Festival – Holstein Park
Is it better to listen to strangers who ask you to sit in silence? Or listen to your inner voice and go on playing in the rain? Four lovable characters confront these questions in “What Shall We Do With The Cello,” written by Matei Visniec and performed by Trap Door Theatre.
Featuring: John Kahara, David A. Holcombe, Lyndsay Kane, and Holly Thomas.
